He sometimes pops into my youtube homepage. I don't watch any IM/online business gurus or anything cus it's a waste of time mostly, they just use rehashed methods as content and throw in a few of their own products, backed by rented homes and cars as proof lmfao.
Though, I do watch Lok on occasion, as his writing tips benefit me. I'd say he's legit in what he says about business. Whether that comes from his personal career, or he's just wise and understands things, he really gives good advice on writing/pricing/finding clients. I think he isn't a fraud, but at the same time I think buying anything off of him won't benefit or pay off for 99% of people. Outside of him, I used to watch income school to learn more about writing long articles. I have some trust for those 2, out of all the 'popular' channels. Another kinda useful channel is Alex Becker - gives good life advice, especially when it comes to physical and mental health, don't know about his money stuff since I've skipped those vids.
I find Lok is as good as you're gonna find, and the best of those 3, if you're looking to get high-ticket sales and business advice. He's also funny, gotta hand him that. There's a lot of tricks and tips to pick up in his videos, all in all, definitely worth giving his content a try if you have nothing more important to watch.
Also, one amazing thing he said - Inexperienced buyers are like people who can't swim - they can't tell the difference between slightly deeper water and huge depth (something like that, was a long time ago)
This is a good metaphor for when you are still inexperienced in business online and feel anxiety about talking to clients. Don't worry, they can't tell the difference between someone slightly experienced and an expert.
